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Minister takes the slow train to change - May 20 2012
Commuters are in line for better service but it's years away, writes Jacob Saulwick. If you could grasp achievement through hyperbole, Gladys Berejiklian would have her hands full. This week ... Click here for full story
Rail tragedies no barrier to service - May 20 2012
VICTORIA'S public transport chief has warned the Government against using suicides to justify poor service on the state's rail network. Director of Public Transport Hector McKenzie wrote to Public Transport ... Click here for full story
Rail bosses will have to ask for their jobs back - May 19 2012
THE entire top management team of RailCorp, including its chief executive, Rob Mason, will have to reapply for their jobs under the shake-up of the train system announced this week ... Click here for full story
Name our town by the numbers - May 19 2012
TOURISM operators are furious Main Roads has changed road signs that are confusing tourists – and, in some cases, turning them and their dollars away. Click here for full story
Vic scraps HealthSMART system - May 18 2012
The Victorian Government has made the decision to scrap its HealthSMART system, which was years overdue and had run hundreds of millions of dollars over budget. HealthSMART was launched in ... Click here for full story
$54,000 to improve Propodollah Road, Nhill - May 18 2012
Minister for Public Transport and Roads Terry Mulder today announced funding of $54,000 for road improvements on Propodollah Road at Nhill. Mr Mulder said the project was part of the ... Click here for full story
Rail system hurts croppers - May 18 2012
NORTHERN Mallee grain growers are blaming the freight rail system for a lack of competition among buyers. Local farmers say a shortage of freight trains means it is too difficult ... Click here for full story
The Men Behind The Boom - May 18 2012
Jobs, jobs, jobs — it’s all we ever hear about. But what’s it really like to be a miner, childcare worker or scientist? Our occasional series sends Troy Henderson down ... Click here for full story
Manufacturing; Jac Nasser’s comments; Craig Thomson; Peter Slipper; debt ceiling; Sydney airport: Tony Abbott Doorstop - May 18 2012
TRANSCRIPT OF THE HON. TONY ABBOTT MHR JOINT DOORSTOP INTERVIEW WITH MRS SOPHIE MIRABELLA MHR, SHADOW MINISTER FOR INNOVATION, INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE, MULGRAVE, MELBOURNE Subjects: Manufacturing; Jac Nasser’s comments; Craig ... Click here for full story
AMP Capital invests in South Australian schools - May 18 2012
AMP Capital has obtained South Australian Government approval to acquire the South Australian Schools Public Private Partnership (PPP) project on behalf of a number of its funds and clients, including ... Click here for full story
TCA Global Credit Master Fund LP Closes on 2nd Tranche of $ 2 MM Debt Facility - May 18 2012
LONDON (MMD Newswire) May 17, 2012 -- TCA Global Credit Master Fund LP today announced it provided a second $500000 Senior Secured Debenture for Green Oasis Environmental Inc. (GRNO. Click here for full story
10 out of 10: The numbers favouring cross river rail - May 17 2012
Brisbane's Cross River Rail project, envisioned by the Bligh government but under review by the Newman government, was a vital piece of infrastructure and a national priority, according to a ... Click here for full story
Public is to blame for lack of pride in rail system - May 17 2012
I see where one of the main sources of customer dissatisfaction with our trains is their lack of cleanliness (''Commuter queue of frustration keeps growing'', May 16). At the risk ... Click here for full story
Overdue rail freight centre upgrade set to start - May 17 2012
WORK is expected to start soon on a long-delayed $1.7 million upgrade to Warrnambool's internodal freight terminal to increase capacity for more rail transport. It will be followed next year ... Click here for full story
The Urbanist: should public transport be subsidised? - May 17 2012
Despite a massive subsidy, public transport accounts for only about 10% of all motorised trips, writes Alan Davies, of Crikey blog The Urbanist. Read more on the blog... Click here for full story
The probe to humble News, Keane’s budget reply, Jac Nasser’s hollow threat, Rundle: democracy is broken, Gina and Fairfax, should public transport be subsidised? - May 17 2012
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The probe to humble News, Keane’s budget reply, Jac Nasser’s hollow threat, Rundle: democracy is broken, Gina and Fairfax, should public transport be subsidised? - May 17 2012
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RailCorp shake-up causes job losses - May 17 2012
Middle management bureaucracies will be slashed in the NSW railway service to make way for a re-organised specialist system. Click here for full story
Endocoal intercepts coal seams in first greenfield drilling on Bowen Basin tenements - May 17 2012
Endocoal (ASX: EOC) has intersected two near surface coal seams in the first drill hole at the company’s greenfield Talwood Project. Talwood is located in the northern Bowen Basin in ... Click here for full story
Angry Council Takes Light Rail Lead - May 17 2012
A frustrated local government takes matters into its own hands to kick-start a Sydney light rail project. Click here for full story
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